Baby Names

Names starting with A

454 baby names starting with A, with their meaning

  • Aitana

    Girl

    The name of a mountain range in Alicante, the highest peak in the province.

    Spanish

  • Alba

    Girl

    Means "dawn", the first light of day.

    Latin

  • Means "defender of mankind".

    Greek

  • Means "protector or conqueror of men".

    Greek · Biblical · Spanish

  • Alma

    Girl

    Means "soul" in Spanish, and "nourishing" in Latin.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Amelia

    Girl

    Means "hard-working", "industrious".

    Germanic

  • Ana

    Girl

    Means "grace", "favour", "she who receives God's mercy".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Andrea

    Girl

    Means "brave", "courageous".

    Greek

  • Means "she who stands firm", "priceless".

    Italian · Latin

  • Derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning "one who confronts his adversaries" or "brave".

    Latin · Italian · Greek · Spanish

  • Ariana

    Girl

    Variant of Ariadne: "the very pure one", "the most holy".

    Greek

  • Means "my father's joy".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Means "woman from Adria", the town that named the Adriatic Sea.

    Latin

  • The Italian form of Alejandro (Alexander), meaning "defender of humanity".

    Greek · Italian · Spanish

  • Alexa

    Girl

    Short form of Alexandra: "the protector of humankind".

    Greek

  • Means "defender of mankind".

    Greek

  • Alicia

    Girl

    Means "of noble kind", "of distinguished stock".

    Germanic · French

  • Amanda

    Girl

    Means "she who must be loved", "worthy of love".

    Latin

  • Ámbar

    Girl

    The golden fossil resin, prized as a gemstone.

    Arabic

  • Means "most holy", "the very pure one".

    Italian · Greek

  • Abril

    Girl

    The month of spring.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Means a courageous, brave man with a big heart.

    Italian

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "man who belongs to God's people".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Means "consecrated", "the one worthy of veneration".

    Latin

  • Ainhoa

    Girl

    The name of a village in the French Basque Country and of its Marian shrine.

    Basque

  • From Germanic, meaning "bright" or "illustrious".

    Germanic · German · Spanish

  • Means "she who defends", "protector".

    Italian · Greek

  • Alice

    Girl

    Means "noble", "of noble lineage".

    French · English · Germanic

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Camila — "attendant at the sacrifice".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Latin

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Catalina — "pure".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Greek

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Isabella — "pledged to God".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Italian

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Martina — "dedicated to Mars".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Latin

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Ximena — "she who has heard".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Zoé — "life".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Greek

  • A Greek name from the adjective andreios, meaning "manly". Andrés can thus be translated as "strong man".

    Greek · Biblical · Spanish

  • Means "messenger", "angel".

    Greek

  • Means "she who stands against", "beyond price".

    Latin

  • Means "the most holy", "utterly pure".

    Greek

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "king of the bears".

    Celtic · Italian · English · Latin

  • Aurora

    Girl

    Means "dawn", "first light".

    Latin

  • Ava

    Girl

    A variant of Eve, though it also exists as an independent Germanic name.

    Hebrew · Germanic

  • Axel

    Boy

    A Scandinavian name deriving from the Hebrew name Absalom, meaning "father of peace".

    Scandinavian · Hebrew · German · Danish

  • Adam

    Boy

    Of Hebrew origin, meaning "man" or "made of red earth". It is the international form of Adán (Adam), the first man according to biblical tradition.

    Hebrew · Biblical · English

  • Of Latin origin, meaning "the one who comes from the sea".

    Latin

  • Alexia

    Girl

    Means "defender", "helper".

    Greek

  • Amaia

    Girl

    Means "the end", "the culmination".

    Basque

  • Amalia

    Girl

    Means "hard-working", "industrious".

    Germanic · Latin

  • Amara

    Girl

    It has more than one possible origin: in Greek, "the one who never fades"; in Igbo, a Nigerian language, "grace".

    Greek · African